Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-11-06
SOCIAL DOINGS.
Continued from Sirh Pdge.l

Miss Lottie Clatterbach was rendered a
pleasant surprise Monday evening last, st
the residence of her parents, on Nineteenth
street. Quite a number of her friends
were present, and the time was spent
pleasantly in various social amGSenents.
Refreshments were served at the proper
hour. and wsre much enjoyed.
Miss Katie Flanagan entertained a
number OF friends on Monday evening, 1T
the residence of her father, Dir. James
Flanagan, on South Wood street. Dane
ing and social games were the amuse-
ments, and were greatly enjoyed. At
midnight excellent refreshments were
served and heartily discussed, after which
the fun resumed and continued some time.
Mr.. Henry Mulligan, of Central, W. Va,
aud Miss Mary A. Moran, of this city,
we're quietly married OF Monday afternoon
at St, JOseph's Cathedral, Rev. Father
Schi!pp officiating. The attendants were
Mr.. George Mulligan and Miss Rose Moran.
In the evening a reception was rendered
the couple at the residence of the brides
sister, Mrs. Kate Dorsey, on South Main
street, the evening being spent very pleas
antly by o large number of friends. Their
many friends extend Mr.. and Mrs. Multi
gan hearty good wishes.
The ladies' employed in TIC tailoring es-
t%ablishment OF &. w. SeabTight surprised
a former member OF their set, Mrs. Frank
Dicker, on HallOw Eve, by callinEln a
body st her home on the South Side. A
verv delightful evening followed dancing
and tally pulling being the principal
amusements.
Miss Mary Fox gave a pleasant party at
her home in North Wheeling, Monday
evening. and quite n number OF her friends
were present to enjoy the occasion. Dane
ipy was the chief amusement and was kept
M until L late hour. A midnight re-
freshments were served, to which all did
annie Justice. The affair was in charge OF
Misses Mary Fox and Julia Cappinger and
MeSsrs. Chas. Houston and Will Harrison.
A pleasant party was rendered Miss Al
VIVA Bowman, Wednesday evening, ut the
residence of her father Mr.. Jacob Bowman.
The time was passed pleasantly III dane
ing and card playing. At midnight re-
freshments were served and discussed,
after which the fun was resumed and con-
tinued until a late hour. Among those
present were quite a number from abroad.
An ENJOYABLE book social was given ut
the residence of W. S. McCurdy on the
Island Tuesday evening, for the benefit OF
the Disciples Sunday school library, Quite
a nice collection of books was obtained in
this manner for the new library, which
will be opened about the first of Decem-
Der. The condition of this school is en-
couraging, and the library will no doubt
add to its attractiveness.
On Monday evening 4 very pleasant sur
prise party wa rendered Miss Jennie
Schaffer, of Fourteenth street, in honor OF
the anniversary of her birth. Those hay
the affair in charge were Misses Bette
Mooney and Mary Michel and Messrs. Dan
and Fred Lukcrt. Avery enjoyable time was
had by all present, the evening beingsPent
in various social amusements, and the
guests returned to their homes at a late
hour, wishing their hostess many happy re-
turns of the day, Choice refreshments,
served at midnight, were very much appre'
ciated. Those present were: Misses Bette
Mooney, Mary Michel, Mary Bishop, Mag
gle Shrieve, Libhie Yost, Rosa YOst, Mag
gle IIappel, Li2ze Happel, Rosa Happelr
Liza iIappel, Ida BstsOu, LOttie Durlg,
Mrs. Lynch, Mrs. Werner, Anna Steohr,
Mamie Jordan, Annie Seidler. Carrie
Stauier, Jennie Shaffer, Lizzie Bandi, and
Ness,s. Fred Iukert, Dan LukcIt, Henry
Brownstrop, John Murdock, Will Bowler
Warren Stuart, Phil BaChman, Viii
Fischer, Wilbur Blowers, Will Bjrkell,
Harry CaStell, Chas. Smith, Chas. Craieer
Herl ert Winnen, Will Teirs, John lngle
hart, Sam Armstrong, Mr.. Long, anc
others.